Our Work
1) Team Launch
In August, we formed our team and began working on turning ideas into actionable plans.
3) Farm Visits
We conducted farm visits to discuss water-related challenges they have faced and to better understand their underlying causes.
5) Prototype
On November 4, we worked with Sevgi Saylak and Dr. Özlem Avşar from the International Agricultural Research and Training Center on approaches for integrating our product into existing irrigation systems.
7) Expert Meeting
On November 17, we held another meeting with Dr. Morteza Ghorbani from Sabancı University, where we discussed our 3D design and made adjustments.
9) Partnership
On December 3, we started to prepare a contract with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, facilitated by agricultural engineer Naz Güler, to support adoption through interest-subsidized agricultural loans.
11) Partnership
On December 15, we reached an agreement with Netafim to establish pilot facilities in Diyarbakır, Gaziantep, and Elazığ when the irrigation season begins in mid-spring.
2) Expert Meeting
On October 10, we met with Prof. Dr. Ahmet Öztürk from Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture to discuss our potential impact.
4) Expert Meetings
On October 22, we consulted with Dr. Morteza Ghorbani at the Sabanci University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center regarding our mechanical design and the scientific steps to follow.
6) 3D Drawing
On November 9, we began working on 3D drawings to bring our ideas to life visually. This step allowed us to transform initial concepts into detailed models, enabling better visualization and refinement of our designs.
8) Social Media
Starting from November 23, we keep striving to communicate every development instantly to our potential users via our company's social media accounts.
10) Website
On December 10, we began designing a website to showcase our product details and provide a platform to connect with potential users.
12) Prototype
On December 28, We completed the prototype and prepared the system for testing and field evaluation.